Locate existing content in docs/zhHans for a topic and list every related file path; when nothing relevant exists, recommend the best file path to create following project conventions. Use before writing or editing a doc, when asked where something lives, where to put a new page, or "is there already a doc about X".
Generate or update the `description` frontmatter field for a markdown article under docs/. Use when the user asks to generate, write, or update the description/meta description of a markdown file in this VitePress site.
Turn rough ideas/notes into a new skeleton markdown article under docs/zhHans/. First runs the find-docs search to list existing related pages to extend (or recommend a new file path when nothing matches), then scaffolds a skeleton .md with frontmatter, an H1, and the ideas organized into section headings with TODO markers. Use when the user has new ideas/notes/a draft topic and wants to start a new docs article.
Convert a related-links section (## 相关 /
Turn an external web link (RedNote/小红书 note, 一亩三分地 thread, forum post, article) into a Chinese markdown article under docs/zhHans/ that preserves the source's original content and cites it via <ReferenceSource>. Use when the user gives a URL and asks for a docs article/topic/case writeup — if the URL is missing, ask for it. For interview experiences (面经), use the web-source-to-interview skill instead.
Turn a shared interview experience (面经) from a web link (RedNote/小红书, 一亩三分地, forum thread) or pasted text into an interview-experience page pair — the markdown under docs/zhHans/interview-experience/<company>/ plus its matching JSON under docs/assets/json/interview-experience/<company>/. Use when the user gives a 面经/interview writeup and asks to add it to the site. For non-interview sources use web-source-to-article instead.
Create an English mirror under docs/en/ of a Chinese article or folder under docs/zhHans/. Use when the user asks to translate, mirror, port, or create an English version of a markdown file or folder in this VitePress site. Accepts a single .md path or a folder path.